The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 17, 1893, Image 3
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CAMDEN, S.C., Mirch 17tli, 1893.
lai BCH lHHECfWtY.
Presbyterian" ? tjrch - ? Rev. W. W
Mills, Pastor. V aching ev?ry Sabbath
at 1 1 a. ai. So i iy School every Sab
bath at 5 p. m. Praye? meeting every
Wednesdav at tip. m. The public i?
eordialiv inrite<l to attend.
Grace Episcopal Chcrcit. ? Rev.J.M
St^ney, Rector. Services Sunday at 11
o'clock ; Sondav Scheol ata p.m. Even
ing .^-rrice at 6 p.rti, Friiay afternoon
serv ice at 6 p.m.
Baptist Canccrr,? Rev. Myron
W. Gordon. Paator- Preaching every
?Sunday at II a. m and 7:4> p. m. Sun
da- school from 12 m. to 1 p. m- every
Sund ry. Prayer-meeting every Wednes
day at 8 o'clock p. w. All seals
are fre^. The public is cordially invited
to attend. The C. Y P. 3. C . E. meeta
every S mdny at 5 :00 p. in
Litti.etos Street Methodist
CurRCH.? Rev. M. L. Carlisle. Pa* tor.
Preaching eyerv S unday at 1 1 a- :n .. ami
1 :45 o. m. Prayer- meeting Thursday at
5 :0 ) p. m. Sunday school at 4 J30 Strang
ers and visitors ar$ cordially invited.
All se?t?free.
POINTS PIC2SD UP
Snscrike for The Chkosicle.
Jo- Smith's cravat is red enou*fi
to 8 tup a Chinese funeraU
New subscribers cOBtiaue to come
in, for which we are thankful.
The pump at the Opera House
corner was cleaned out luesday.
The gt eat; Rvangehat jMoody is
?conducting ? meeting, at Charlotte j
The liKtes of the Baptist church
gave a botT supper e.t Junes' Hall
last nigbt.
Another cold wav^, the last of
the season we trust, struck us Wed
nesday.
We are indebted to Senator ?!? L?
ir^y ?cr a &fpy l*ie C?DSU*ttr
report for Feboary* 93. .
Sip English^ the hwber, [? pre
pared to serve customers in ^he
best rtyl* at living rate-, r
The root ti the factory building
ia being covered with 'tin, and has
almost been completed.
B P. Perry, of Greenville, wants
to be Collector of Internal Revenue
under the new administration.
Springs, Heath* & Shannon are
having a lar& sign painted on the
north side of the Burdeil Block.
Tiie wof'ii?!? never strikes
-a balance on nis books by what is
said of a man on his gravestone.
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M^ss^ Baam Bros, have had
the plastering in their, store knock
ed, down, and ceiiing put up instead
The rite of baptism was admin
istered to foar candidates U>r raem
l*rshi? of the Rfptist churcb ia?t
Sunday ini^E^g.
The Hobkirk Irm and Ujhton
Court are both crowded with North
ern visitors . There are also & gmxl
" many quartered at private houses.
N- Cola aqua's old street cars have
>be?n bought by a Florence com
pany and will be ussd by a ne*!
line in that town.
The first series of the Enterprise
Bnilding and L >a:i Ass ociation
will be vrrund up next mom h. Set
notice elsewhere in Uus paper.
An exch ffhg# says: "Editors who
ran ur^vp-ipers ti trv aad please
*very erank in the community, J can
give. the best definition of hell."
o >
The county board i?f equalization
met Tuesday In th?i Auudi or's ?-f
flce and adjusted and equalized the
returns on property throughout the
<onnty. ,
Whise that half of th3 popula
tion which stays indoors discusses
good road*, the other half w&ich
travtls^iround is busy cussing wlfc
bad roads. -
The diffcrence between an open
bar an2b,an open J)i3pen3iwiy has
been defined to be that in c ie you
drink and-AhetT pay; in? he other
you you pay and then drink.
It is said thatPresident Cleveland |
>4jss determined not to appoint any
man to an office who held office
under, him four years ago. This
disposes of weveralcanrtidatcs in this
section, if it is true.
EfEtitfs are being made to o gan
ize a base. ball association here, a
meeting having been held Wednes
day night. It is rather early in
the season to do .ntfth, but every
thing should be in readiness by the
time the stores commence closing
at sit.
At Weldon, N. C? "an old negro
is "rrported us saying: "When I see
a raan,go,ng home v ith a gallon
of whiskey and half a pound of
meaW dat's temperance lectur*
enorfgh for me, and I sees it every
di>. I know *,hat everything in
bis horn- is on the -sar.se scale?
gatl<?n of misery to half pound of
? comf ?rt.v
Clemson Agricultural Coll-'ge
will lie opened July 6th, so w?
learn from a handsome pros
pectus sent out by Director Strode.
fCrratia^ parents who contemplate
iendtng their sons to the College
s$i?uid write fti 'Dr H. A. Strode
PV ' Hill, P. o. f >r o >oies or^ the
prospectus which coutains ati
ne?*ded information as to objects,
courses of study, equipment and
regulations. J
Stkiblisg, S. C. Sept. 3, 1S91. ?
Globe Phosphate Co,
C >ljmbia, S. C.
^ The iatetteire system of firming!
is tUe only road to success in oar
coanlrj. I n??ed 200 and
pounds - per auac of you? Globe
Phosphate this season t>a my crop
of cotton and cfcrn, and my pros
pect now is for an increased yield
of 100 per cent. I regard your
SertUizers as superior to some \\
?se<5, and as equal tojtiiy.
;,_r- 3Bpk?i^ te. / li'vl
Thd Bafid Lisbandoi
Mr W. R. McCrei gbt, secretary
of the Camden Comer, Band, an
nounces that the hand has disband
"^ed. This is a matter of great re
gret to the general public, who
always enjoyed the sweet music
discoursed by the band.
| There will in a sale of all bnnd
i property at the hanl room to-nigh?
jat half eight o'clock.
3- csd Hsw3 for the Pensioners.
The Comptroller General ban re
ceived from the County JCxanfm
tng hoards t?li the peo,si:?n lists ex
cept. those from Gy^or^etown anil
Beaufort, where there are hut
three pensions. The lists' will l?e
made up from these reports -s >o<>rj
as possible, and the hoard will prob
ably meet within the next fort
night and order th* senyf-annua I
payment made by the fatti of Apru.
? The State. ,, ? \ ^
Personal Men^nr
. i \
Mr S. C. Cartledsr?, of the j
state sinking fund commission, ha* j
been in J he city on business this j
week.
Mr M. M. Trotter, of Ltiurencc
vill*', Va. ha9 spent a few day* last
week with his brother, Mr T. M.
Trotter, of oar eitv.
Mr Gus Hirsvh returned from
the North last Friday.
'Japt. W. M. Shannon, a promi
nent member of tue Camden bar,
was in attendance upon Court, here
yesterday (Tuesday.) ? Lancaster
Review.
Miss f)aisy Young wno has been
vir.tting relatives here iixs returned
to her home in Lancaster.
? ;
Mrti L. L. C?3'b'irn, of Westvilie
is visiting relatives here.
Dr W. R. Clyourn, of Westvilie,
is in the city*
Mr J. L. Brasingtoii went to
Kershaw on business yesterday.
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Kershaw .Items*
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:* ("Condensed from the Ei a.)
Capt J. EL Fearce went to C wa
de n last Tuesday tn be present at
the lecture delivered bv Rev H.
R. Coleman to the masonic frater
nity at*that, place.
Mr W. N. Clvburn hag accepteiT"
a. position wiVrh Messrs Gao<on ?k
Williams :
; ll'i'k1! i
Mrs B. M.'Pearce, of Camden," if I
visiting the family of her brothV'
in-law, Capt J. E. Pearce at tliwT,
i i
p'ace. ?
I . \ . ?
Mr B. M. Jones paid n britf vis
it to Camden the past w^k.
? Mrs Mary Ann Hjltion, wife* of
Mr D. R- Htlton, of J&ilaio, Ker
shaw coutttv, died atrrer lai>i
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock ??f
paraJy&ts. * She was born May 9nh
1829; and was, theiyf?re, ncwilv
$4 yea*s old. Four children, Mi
w, \Y. E., and J. E. "Hilton and
Mr* L. E. Mc,G?>ngan, survive her.
Her remains were interred in the
family graveyard on Friday mora
*?>2- ?
Miss Luia, the charmini daugh
?eff-of Mr P. T. T witty, of Heath
Springs, and Dr Griffith, of Hart?
ville, nephew of Rev H. T Griffith,
President of ti* Cooper Limes* one
Institute at Gaffuey Cilv, wen
married at Heath S 'rings Tuesday*.
The ceremony was perform *d bv |
R-?v J. S. Croxton at the resid-nc~
of the bride's father. They will re- ;
?<ide at Hsrtsville, where DrGrif-j
fyh/has located f.?? the practice ?.fj
bis profession. We wish the hap
ny '.young conple a pleasant and
prosperous life.
Mr Satnnel Young1, of Westviile
who, about four or five week's a<?<?
was severely burned in the face
?viih turpeuiine while ^landing
.near a s' ill, diel a? his home la*r
M' ndav from the effects of his in
juries, He han not been able to
partake of any food forjfaar week-*.
H, was 52 years of age and leaves
a wife and eleven children surviv
ing him, his benfg the first death
that . has occured-in the family
One son, Mr W. T. Young is ia the
[employ of Capt J. E. Pearc at this
I 'place. The remains were iuteired
I at Westville Thursday.
| Dr W. H. Wood and Miss S-Jlie
Plaxico, of Hood town, wh<. elojud
and were married vla:?t Mondax ;
night in Y<>rk oouanr at the re*i- j
dence of W. B. Hopd, Rev W W |
Patchford officiating, are spending
their honeymoon ai t.?is place with I
the faiir.lv of Mr S. S. Plaxico, an!
uncle oft he young lady.
L Spartaxburg, S C.. Sept. 4, 1891.
i Globe Phosphate Co.,
I . ' " Columbia, S. C. ;
I osed this season on on* crop of
corn *200 pounds per acre of your
|Glo>|fe fertilizer. I regard it as
Uroofi or better than anv I have
t *?ver\used under corn, and ,h'*pe
1 th ?t \wiU be in rav reach another
year.' *\t C. A lex Wwoo.
Itch, M'tose and Scratches of ev<*
ry kind, on human or nnimalg.rnred
in 30 minut<s by SVolford's Sani
tary Lotion. Tsifs never f^ils. I
Sold by Dr F. L. Zerap, Camden,
s.C.
English Spavin Lin ament remov
es all H*rd, Soft or Calloused
Lumps and Blemishes, Out lis,
Spiints, Swepnpy, Rinsr-bone, Sti
fles, Sprains a!J Swollen Throats,
Coughs, etc. S.ive *50 by the us*
->f one hottie. Warranted Ihe most
vonderfu.1 Blemish Cnr* ever
kno^n. Sold, by Dr F. L. 5?erap.
Camden, S. C.
Rheumatism Cared in & Day.?
"Mystic (jure" f??r Rheumatism
and Neuralgia radically cures in 1
in 3 days. It* action upon the
system is reflfearkahJe and mysteri
ous. It at once removes the cause
and the disease immediately disap
pears. The first dose greatly bene,
fits; 75 cents. Sold b$F. M. Zemp
druggist, Camden, S. C, ,
, , ' Vs ' '?? ? ' ?
v_ So&thjZast Sershaw.
Tue farmers have a hastle on
them cow. They are going it in real
earnest.
Mr Wra Flagging, of Sumter,
j spent a short while in our com
munity last week. . y
Something has to be done with
or for the roads. Tiie one. leading
out Camden east is as bad as it
c.5*i K\ Mucb of it is serera.1 inch
es. if not feet, underground. It
-:Us c.cut np bv the wagons
guano. And ^when one
piirt become impassable, the Wagons
stouid se? k better roads by tiurtiina;
<mt, luniil the r?>ads have been cut
1 * 1
iu io holes axle deep. We^woubt
like to call attention to thatl jpiee*<
i <>i road -between Q^mdee-. and; Pine
Tree creek. This should be j.ut in
i^oort repair as soon as the weather
"a til permit. *1 '
Must people especially thejfarmV
ers are very anxious to pijoeure
pigs. i'he exorbitant priie
bacon litis induced mary to iry to
grow their own meat.. We h?>pe
that ail may be successful in thin
for western pork is out of! the
question.
The farmers are making, ar
rangements i.? r a larger crop of
cotton than ever, and if an an
enormous crop of cott*>n is grown
this year, it will require two pounds
of cotton to buy oue of b.icon bext
fall. : ' * f
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Mrs Irene Kennev, who lias been
very ill, is much i?eiter.
We aro just emerging from tUe
rigors of one of the coldest winter*
in years into the loveliness .1 of
I balmy spring. S ion the breezes
will lie redolent witivthe otTqvs ?-f
building forest, and all 5Jatui^ yvitl
j he iu?ber cheeris* mcto?l. Already
the giant pines are buttriipg under I
ttie fragrance of spring winds.
The fields ere long will be gay with
ihc choicest flowers and fresh wiih
Che greenest grasses. How im
pressing to breaih'j tile fragrant
laden air of spring! It infuses
new life into tbsi, aged, arfd makes
the young to; rejoice. Give iu?
the country in spring time!, Us
facinations. ils nliureme&ts holds
' , , r
me with a speil of wonderment,
and every ftep is a scene for an
outbuist of fret. a vadmiralion and
sole ins'pirir:.; i-uiuusUsoi. Give
me the counlrv ?.y ail means. ?
Let ine I ve arvi iUc^r^e.
Morr anon. Old Pete.
Brick Arnica Salve.
Ti?e Best r'.aivo in t!ic world l'or C.utsJ j
Bruises, Serw. Ulcers, Salt Lthcnm
Fever Scr js, Tetter, Chapped H?nds
Chilblains, Corns/ and all. r*.km Erup
thSnsXanu positively- cures I'tles, or no
pay r?uj'iir"<?. It is guarmteed to give
perfe/i or money refunded i
Piim 2.) cents oer box. For sale by F. 1
Lj Zejiti-. . i
vrJr m ? : '? ? ?? ;1' '?
J Now Try This.
It will cost you nothing and sure y do.
you jroe-',; i: you have a cough, ctdd or
any trouble with throat, chest or lung#.
Dr Kind's New Discovery for coasarntv
tion, coUjf'is an i col ts~ is guaranteed to
triv- reli f, or mon-.v w:ll *e paid back.
Sufferers from LaGippe f mod it just
the thin^ and undor its use had a -speedy
and perfect recovery. Try a s unple bat
tle at our expense and learn for your
self just how good a tiling it is, Trial
bottles tree at F. L. Zenip's drug store, .
Large size SO.*. and $1.00. j
Specimen Cases.
S. II. Clifford, Xi-w Cass.'ll, Wis., was
troubled with nsttr*dgi> and rheumatism
his stom-ich was di <ord??red, his liver
was affected to au alarming degree, ap*
jetite f-11 away and. hi, wis terribly re
duced in flesh a;id strehgtn, Three bat
tles ?f Electric Bitters cured him. Ed
ward S*Wphrrd, ILirrisojr/, 111., had a
running sore on his lax o eignt years'
standing. Used three bottles of Elee
tric Bitters and seven boxes ofBttcklen's
Arnica S*lve, ;<n 1 his leg is sound and
well. Joitn Speaker, Catawba, O,, had
tive 1 ir^e fever sores <m his ljg, doctors
said he was incurable. One b??ttl*?5of
Kleetric Hitters and one b-?x Buckley's
Arnica Salve cured him entirely. Sol.l
at F. L. Zemp's drag store,
?n| OOD'S CU RES ^eoaUo'her
preparations ft possesses
curative p.wcr pe^.U'.r t$ itself. Be
sure to get Hoodi^rwparilU.
<Vieo Baby ?u sick, wo gare her Castoria.
When the was a Child, she eried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Caatoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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S. J. ENGLISH,
TH
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F?r artistic- work and polite j
attention, give me youi patron
a ge.
Til** proprietor and two com- j
petent assistants ;il wa\ S read\
to serve customers.
PRICES RE
Shave, 10c; Hair Cut, 2-fe
Special attention given
cutting CHILDREN'S hair
ThursHavs au reduced price.
Remember my place
of-busiaess ; 2 doors below G
G. Youngs Book Store.
Fur a first-class shave, ht?ir
cut and shampoo, gi ve me a
call.
to I
On
S, J. ENGLISH",
J NO C. WIf.TErS
| Whoesale Grocer.
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Wholesale Dealer in WINES,
LIQUORS and CIGARS, r;
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pr
ifjkfi
H 1m
= ? ^ilSI
The first series of stock of th? Enter-1
prif* Building and Loau Association
, will be wound up April 29, It93, upon
the payment in addition to th^regnlsr"
I assen.-rnpnt, on the first Monday in April,
an assessment of ? 40 cents npon en-n
share, payable with the ^regular April
payment.
'jtorrowers-ivho wish to procure m can
cellation of t^eir bondi'inay do jo 'at
once by giving^aotice tio the Secretary
and Treasurer, Paying to him the April
asise?stment^nr7*r?u?c'\ 1 ?:
By orde r oir the Board of Directors,
i P. T. V1LLEWGUE, Pres. I
r E. C. ZEMP, Sec'y. awTS^ea.. ;
- jgjggj^j
M
K isKerat. p._
of Th,e Camdi:^
lowing dates
July 12, 1SS9. L
Ortohtr 11, 18S&
'anuary 24, I*SiO.
Deeen-.ber 2G,? l8iX)r f.
These pap^r * are needed to complete
our files. Any party haying issues of
the above <iat?;3 will p'eaae notify this
office. . \
NOtlCE.
Tl/ cnti-? vU-J- k jf merchandise of]
Taylor 6i Co. is l/in* cio-ed out cost;,
?< Tib ?:ork wiljfbc o?F?-re<i at*maU for
the nt-vt t^o wi&itfi. In the meantime,
offers are invitee' for the stock in blocks
vr as a whole. s . ; \ ^
W. M SttAS'$0 K, Assignee.
i. 1). KENNEDY, A*t. Creditors.
Camden, K. C., March -.6, 93.
THEtOSTBOY.
If JOHN It. BUCHANAN, who left"
his home in Clu-ster, S. C.,on4thof
NovemlKjr last, nill only make known
l to his father his whereabouts and condi
tion, lie will grea ly relievcssusp^hae and
anxiety aho^t him , ar.d He will not be in
erfertU]Kffl^
JOHN H. BUCHANAN,
, Chester, ?. C.
fOUMMOXS FO R KELIEF.
| South Carolina 4;.Court or Common
Kershaw Bounty. Tv Plkas.
I ? ? -* ' ill:;- . ?
Wartha Z. & Rodyers ami J. /).
' Frances Sparrow,. Plaintiffs,
citjainsl
T hoe. L. James IP. Davit,
M \J. YJsiloria S. JE 'Ivma
^ yDains ami JS. Fhrrtlla Davis,
' Defendants. $
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To th? Defendants, Tlroraa* I> Davis,
James W. Da^is, M. J. Victoria Davis,
S. Elvina Davis ami 'VI. E* Fiorella Da*,
vis: . ^
You are hereby summoned .and re
quired t> answer tin complaint in this
v?rtSon. iof which a $*t*py i< herewith
wrvi'd upon yoa, artd to serve %<fcopv oil
v<>ur answer to the said ctuuyjaiit oil
the sulwtcriher at his otfice in Caph'.ien.
S. C. within twenty clays after .tUfcj ser
vice hereof, exclusive of the day ot^urh
service; ami it you fj^il to ausuregr the,
complaint within the tnn<* aforesa?^. tlieij
plaintiffs in t'.us art ion will apply to the j
Court for the relief Itunan led in the j
complaint. AV. D. ?R V sTUAM,
Dated Ftb. 17ihr 18J3. " Tiff's XiVy.
TJo {he 1). f/n<l;mts. >f. J. Victoria
Davis an \ 8. Klviua T.ikte no
tice that the complaint, together Tvith
the summons, of whiter the iforc^oiiU? is
a ropy. was in the office of the
clerk of court lor the county of KerHh:r*\
state <*f South f'aroiina, on the 17th tfeiy
ot Ftbruaryf,.]?>3;
W. D. TRAXTHAM,
'</ Atturner.
SPRING
OPENING
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SuHsi iW?e fur The Crrokiclis. .
I am now receiving and
? ?peniiyr np 1 daily ike large t
*nd handsomest line of Spring
Clothing. Ilatb and GenU*
Furnishing; ever brought to
this -city, and embvaitMUsp ait\
the leading novelties and staple
patterns in Gents' and Boys'
( lothing. Having made h
socially of this branch of busi
ness for ipnrea than \ twenty
\ears past, and not " l and ling >e
general or tnixei stock, i can
safely assert that I am bett r
equipped to serve }ou in this
line than any other house iitj
this state. There is another
item which is worthy of y<>| fx
cart ful consideration, yfad tnat
is that I always ^ndeavor to
<^ive you a dollar's worth for a
dollar, and when yon see my
Hne ot suits at GO, !$; 0:50,
$12.50 and $15.U0 you wilj
wonder how tbe:v can be sold
uOuch figures. ; It is e asily ex-;
plained. D<.;Ing the largest!
Clothing bu*in#ss of any house
; m South Carolina, 1 ?m enabled
ro buy my Stock at a closer]
margin than smaller houses?
and when you make your cpur
ch ses hum tne you get the
benefit of it.
It you are n-?l already 01
i,f my - customers, who ar? n t
nierous and located \u every!
portion of^ bouth Carolina, I
want to make one of
I guarantee sitis
prompt!
specialty ofcbttrasize, stout aft
siim suits, und keep a full June
of them in stock. ... ? *
If von cat** ok visit Columbia]
attention.
m.
L. KIN A RB
1%^: i , *Vj, * Vc I* -y
120 MAIX STKZifir.
pOro-MBIA,"-S- o
Old tor sale r &t lUi?
\o4p? *? *?.???* J[?, hofliistl
HL I [M RMK - * of more
tvpntv <20) f eet.oMew within
Hchooi district N 6* 1 , ?f Kcr?l?aw cwuritj,
harinR bee a pretexted to the undersign
eds Board ol Trustee s uf.tuuj ?#*.hool dis
trict. praj io? thut an election be heldioa
the qjiewion of letting ;>Qnd? to ihfc
amotrnt of tVn thonniKl dollars fltO,!
(or the f>Ufpr?e?feraBS '' '' ****
tin* srJtobla tchcc.
avhoal district No. ! I.*
an At?Tt>fitI
Stale 4iti
Nofi
1.802 :T No#
xrleV$o- 1;,
s iacce erf s
'Jei.crAifias!
in election
Hclutol idikti
I TLT"'^. ''"Vr^ Carolina, entitled An
h^TfT *mtK *$w ispne ftf bonds by
dMrtrt woker One of Kershaw.
<h#n?**"^pbrovja .24, A.l>.
X&&U: No# w fcie wd4t-|
of TrSWt^ ot school dfej
Xershtaw cnw'y, i? pro
mptest, *pd by virtttc (4jnh
f lX u* bv; & idyl* to/thf
(fy do^Vrei^iuttvr thit
, ih" t;04l!fiwl voters .7 f
? . So. 1 pt-K*rr]\A\x county
he IfcQd m ?h*'t-ity of $aiMM & oh
tlie; f -ortli.diS ofiA r?rU ; A. j), 1*33, <!&
?fo?*?d />f i<?oinjrl*?hT* if *aid
scfur I tti?tr;H'.No K ? f Kcrhaw- coir.ty
io tlie amr^iiti oi teh-ihomand dolljf^
($W 00j| OOV-fvir tht pterpiite erec^njj
furnishing suitable school buiMin^*
in said sch(?pl' ciUtrM N? 1; At said;
election -?boti voting in favor of sa id ?nb-l
Knbu-npcron \ Titft have 'he wiord ^Hnb-;
seriptfoa" tvritien ot* printed upon thrir
baUtfts,: those ^voting .mteit -{said
ieripi ion: will Jtave the words
scriptjnn?' written or pHnied upon^ieir
ballots
Tim polls for said elfcti n wiH be
oner.ed nt the 0p<?rh House inthc c*t>
of 4 Gulden, .S. C. on saVl 4th day of
.4pril. A. D. >8$3 at sevenXo'cloclt a n?
and v ill close a< t'-)ur o'clock jj n1. J. A.
SheF>rni W. Jones and K. A. Witt
u reby appointed managers]
ectioa hVrebv ordered*
i. M SHANNON*
Ji E. VAUGHAN,
J. T. NBTTLES,
TVnstees of aScIio j) District So/ 1 ol ker
*haw iymntv.i
ill ;
? ? wr ti
ko A iky ara .
of the special
Moctoag,; hale ft
UaBOT.JNA-KkiWRAW COtJNtl
SxU of Heal
y jBvfai* utuler
Mortgage.
d . Sir 4-K
t! ,- 'v , . 1
irtu* oy? prwer of ?al? j
v-o^e wctairfiW *? *t
gage, which is oft ijecort! in t'ae office of I
Re-ister of Mesne Conyevearc f?f Ker- j
ahr.w county ift, tb<> -sPite of Konth Caro- 1
lina, in book P P, on page "H6. we will
soil ki front of the Court hou*c diK?r in
Camdso, S. C., on the fir*t M?nd"jr>(be- ,
ing the 3rd day}; <^f AprH,lXP3, within
the le^ri) ]???? of aaletbeidlowinjfde- j
ac*pHt~?*l estnte. via: All that piece,
pi)re<?l or ?ract o? land and building*
therein, situate, lyimr' and belie ia tho
county and slate aforesaid/* on taining
one htondnnl and ffriypix acre*,
more or fei*. and bound* d as follow*
North bv lamia o! IV., A. *5 iley . Knat by
land? r.f At- A. Boyki iL Swab by lands of
\V. A. Bailey tind West by lands ^/WV
A. Baife* . The above de?rill?rd proper
ty is the ?nd;vided;tfact that WU8 left by
Viimie fowfcn to her, children.
Terms of sale:-*-G?ah; par?iu*er to
pay.f r mm;
i H. BAUMand M.BAUM as
|fifilBAUM BROS ,
t* Mortgages.
H
gHiqUFF' v aSAIiK.
^outii -GAKbavA- Kershaw Cdctrir.
D Conway ' and\
'Sty Jfuvxe, Plffq. I
w? . *'* $ Partition Sale
K. Jinykln% et
Drafts.
?
j!
\ 1
In obedfence i to 'at'} orde.r of Court
\iated February ISth, ISDS, p ??ed in the
'? .f ?.kt? Hr* ? i a ?
,?^>>e Cause. I wRl/O
l&feM wdfty in A pri
witidn tj:e peg
f the Ornitt >1
S. cr,, all thiit t<
>wn of Camden.
for afcle on the
i at. pnhfte ?u?
urf of wjft, in
do/>r in Vami
land s^uated in
?C li , having.a1
ryl
i
tneV
fronriuf 66 feet in Kimr str<?e+jmd ?.x-j
lending bai-k Northwardly ?64 feet and
biun<fceovo& the East! bf p.einiaes otj
Tbodrtl* sc*pton, now Qceupicfl by Kcz
iah Boykin>^$onih Vn^Kinjr street and J
West bv pre|it8es of.gawreiice Chebtnut
Term# ?>r site :~yn?h . "Pureliaaer to I
pay for pap/if
^arcb 10th|i
r: b.:william.s,
- " -
R. K. C.
HEKlfV'S SALE.
' iH '? ; Fl ,1
8
Jjc?L'Tu CaIoux.) ? Ker$iuw Cocxtt.
U ner and by virtue of a paarer of sale
foil ruined inV a lax execution to mc di*
rected bv J. ^Roliinga. c ?unty tr"a?Ui ?
er for Kvrshaa^uPn y. S<mth Carolina ,
I will offer for ?%e, on tliei ftrst Monday
in April. 1808 f\ln ring t be k'jral houra
of *afe, ih front Vfrthe court house door
in Camden, S. C.i the frfWw rg describ
ed real e?t;ife" vizy ^ -111 qint pie<-ef par- i
ceUor tta^rt of bind, situate, lying and;
^>eing in hod district Xo8 of the atate
'and cour.ty aforesaid, . containing two !
hundred a'ndV twenty f220|) aere.s more '
or les*? and bNtnuled ?s follows : Nwth
bv lands of Wuv Maitia. TEa?? by landn
of S. O.tJ'ybum, Sbutli jit |and? of Aleck
Boon and West by V"(h* l^? P- Kirk
lund.
Leviel ep >n as th? pr^pcrtv ?f the
es'ate (f James Koo arid to be ^o)d at
the suit of the state of St uih Carplina
for bicrk taxes. ' i
- It B.
M^ph 10. 1S93. . arK . c.
? St', '"'l *^" ' j ? ?
HEItlFF'S SALE.
Sdi-tic Ca:joi.in.v- -Xeusijaw
. v -
jDovxYv.
.4 Jj Barnes as flr'or ]
of Estate of Edwin | Deer re
(tames v? \ * for
TJ Itodger s , A 11 En * [ Forerlos
jjVtxh and M E Rods* \ ur< , ??
era.
l;y^ yi^|^ '
ftb?t MohtUytfllw Srdd ? vf
ItlgJ following ^St-rib)iti
fpll ttat^iwSser fHtree! or iritct of land ,
.Tcrta.- : ? ilj&'haXt tWh and <?:iiar.c-; on
41 $n;<tit of tine jVa.% with in'qerag from
"4?fe. piiyxW* a inanity i>tc'ur>;(l bj l>m4
?f j>;;ri-i?;i.Mjr Mil a pmniines
flafe. K. B. WiLUAMS,
tfarchlOth. 1895, 5. k. c.
lj wf.1 ii?r.d money on r^rsr-naWe terras
at c!>t*!V r*t?-s on first htortgagt' acriirity
of isai estate in t'ani Ion aa-i Ker?!iaw
ecKiuty. - W. II.. INGRAM,
i ? Suniter .S. C.
' -rLk 4;i.'-' . fi r :*.\ ? t.M ^ ''9i?
I beg; leave to
friends and th4 general pubti
tint I. am M longer iatfbe old
Rett's stand, but have opened a
Vfl
HmrH
M? stiii
* *iv ?
?e . ample1 accomodations
^ l^haid^ntwnce ?
fromMain #DeKalty
Term^^-Cash or eqit
? -I attention [giveS* to
IMr"
*) :-s
[i '??jliaVe in m j empWy Vite?n
Williaiiw, the most aombetent
worknaat5\in tbnt line in the
city. AH htacksmiih >work
promptly and carefully donbu
All work guaranteed. Kaiis
faction given, or monev refund-!
ed. , i Rcspoctftlllyj
* '
l ' | - ;~
It has been tested ye|i r al'rer
year by raahy prominent *wd
successful farmers of the South
who continue to use it, and
who endorse it *>ver thbir oIwb
signatures. If \}ok va$ed
?'HOME FKRTiLIlZEUS"
you iH^d no induceuiieiit jto
continue it. 1/ not, we, auk \ ou
to^ive it a trial, anii ar^ satis
lied you will be p|PH*4d ^ilh
it It deserved l> ranks Umo$g
tUe standard manure* of th?
?lty, a^d all who try it si^y it lis
ckap and the besjt
$9 get concentrated plaUt io(
m the smallest space fi>r t\
smallest a mount of mon^y at^.
tlic least possible freight. It
is tcthe interest of every live,
energetic, wide-aw^ke fyrmejr
to ns* it You can save money
by it, you camnalce moneyby it,
you can make gp>od ifcropk
with it, you can learn U?w
practice eeon*my^h<-U will ben?
efit y ou and everjfc one connects
ed with you iuveur daily work!
FOR SALE BY?? 1
. ' . J 3 A ?
$.?Mrao8.:
Oall^jwiMhtm for A ni ual Cirj
cu!ai\ giving lull directions toi
composting* 'The FER
TILIZE^ also certificates
t*r?m representative and well
known tanners ii} the states o
North (,-arolina. iSouth C?ro
Una, Gforgia, Florida and Ala
bama^? I v
Q-AKDE1T SjEJEI^S
We have jn*t rmnv./d a lari:e and
v?\l afitwrud invoice of GAROK&&
FLO^Vhtt frow the \\e!l-kuowi>
nouneof *
??
wlik-L vrr offer t<>4?ie fa risers of K?-riha\v
roiintv :?t loir^t c:tnh pKe.-l T;ii? i
the hiru' ?f s'o k <>f SKKDS we tmvr
ever carricd. :iu?l *?- b* Ii?ve ii? ine u U*
EVKKY variety kan.wn in thia l*iniy
S-?'utluTnrliui ite.~~-\
l.a$t but nof leas*. \fcje pnJ-; our* ?lviv
on 1 1 1 ?* PL' UK and ik'KK.-'H Hto,*k ot
DRUOS ?n?l MEHlCf^KS we mrry Hud
the nffurvn ^y ?i;d earoWe uj??o>
the c/nallcMt older ;o \?' pr**
xeriy-t-ou , *>? K. in ; especially. prvparvd
for w .rk in thU d> parment. *_
DH A, i MllilRB
. _ DR G STOUK. '
* '
Mid* in all Bt yk* and thfft. Lljhtcrt , |
?trongrr-t, rafeit vorklnc, wfert, *lmp!e*t.
meet itccamc, nut cotnpacjt, ?\nil most
modern. - For MK ^ iil dealer* in trcM.
CmVipMi miudm by
' Th* riCarlSn Tire Ann* Co.,
Kbit Havxit, ComrM
A GOOD SEAMSTRESS
HonilMsEssm
! A NO A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY 18
omc or ova NEW
SEAMSTRESS
SEVyiMG* MACHINES.
ks
Kooth Carolina fi*ilirayCo,
11. ClIAWBBRLAtli, Receiver.
^Cavu kh.S. Ffli. 12, tSQfc
V
Oa
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dulii
)a and aitei thi*d*t? 4?ily tritat- viil
iu ftccctdruice withthc foU??:itg w?t
? r ? " < i v 'c ' 1
Ta* Cair??!t?ii
?' Bcjrkiui 1:
u Ua^r 'Odrf
?* Cforemont
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la?
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IttvJ.dvp sj?>y.
44 <;hi?Pie?to?
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Lv A uiri^a:
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4< umtni'iii
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1052?
Woj
on v/wAiv n ??!*'?*>* : .'4 j ' J ' 0
Conne<*tUjC!S n>?<lcfltx C*i? 1 en for the
North siul Kaat viia 3 CV H. I *
. For throng tickets io*U f*? ntfNrittfc',
Souther West or vid^Ctyde S Ship Co.
to New Y - rjc and the; Kr.?t vi* Oh?rl<^
ton npjrly to ' -
*. B. WALIMCE. i
y A*t? (Wea:
C.M, WAHD.Cten^ Mnnjwr. ?
r.v
Charlestfe, Ci^cSnEsi & ChiUgoS ?
Schedule fftking ?ffej\JYb. li
! ' OtaXG Xofcf h.
* >f?> si
i
Lv. Caw .fen
*? DeRallv
" We$trUle
? ;*
4< K?rnh;iw
" Hc"?th Spring 1:5 :-it>
" INc^antlim 1!>4'?
44 l.ancHKtcr
*4 Catiw'on .TVt.
*? Kock Hill
" YorkvilU;
Ar. IMa^-ksburg
<T 1
Lv. Bl?ck$burg .
?4 Shelby
" Kntherfonlton ? ?
Ar. Marion
GOlNCi SOUTH.
Lv. Marion
*' Kuth?*n'ord'o??
" Sbrlbv
Ar Bl;u'k.suur^
?X* .I*
| V \
i : 0
i fi 40
j
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t Nk> $fc? i
pv.t
1 <> 1
1 5s j
2*4
30
;;:4
?? 53
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4 1. 1
4 3*!
i-i ^
Lv Blarltluug
44 Yorkv.lle
\ ,
?4 }.;?vk n;i!
?' Catawba JVt
" Lancaster
*' Ileasant Hill
" Sj?rin^r
1 Kersliaw
?? WoKtril'e
" iVKaib
Ar Cnmdvn
* Areftmo^h^jon ^tglTf? .
t i):?jly l'a-.?cjWr. ,
.? Trai;is oij ' at it II stations,
F'asnenjfer trains^ r u?- through i c
i twren Kirirville 1* a<k*l r.rir.
j Nd. 33 'J) n.inut.'K at K<rr?fiav.
( fur ciiniur.
j y'th !{. & 1). a
? Ksbrr^ ::?;?? K<?ck 11 hi, with S \.J<.
at Cufc'wlu Junction ui <1 wit I; li Xairov
una^c ii\ Uci?.ca?i?ii.asjd VoikV'tde I
C- M. WAED, Gmviai Mxtiaj^rl
A. TKIPjf, 8?p^. ;
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T.v AtkiiiH
" KiliotH /?
" Wi^c kv
" %. m')V
Ar Lt:eK?ow
1 I
SOVTH AND SiHKH CAItb
-J.IXA Kir'R. ;>?*?
> ?. ? " V ? ? W
Nojtl?bour.<l trai.i. No -!8. ^
. ! *
f /0 ? 4.
8 jj? p!fr:>
k 35 plifc.;
9 00|);^k
H-.Opku
* U> ppti
k. , ;
7f0?l?v
7 lfljt |?: ?
7 a hi,.
1 4"? a iit !
h(Wa *? ?
a 4: ;
No. 4$ <-ui.?HkU vi:h W, G. - k A. ij. ;
K. train No. t*9 g? inj Hor?/n<<M <
No-47;? ?nr.fCt? villi W. C. &.A. trail; i
No 58 pang to&arf ? mttr.
N'? 47 a?f?l <8, uiixc<I I rHu*.". pawer gi* ;
?n<l It t, Waiir rxrt j t Kui:?Uir. i !
JNOliAKUY, \\
Q?i. 8uj>t. ;
Sou: 1,1 ouad ln?iu, <7.
Lv Luckirow
?? Ztiu|* ?
44 Ki*h<|?vi^
Wimcky
*' KHU in
Ar Atkin?